Northumbria University is hosting a series of online co-production workshops to develop evidence-based training resources on Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD)/Dyspraxia. These resources aim to increase knowledge, raise awareness, and improve understanding of how best to support children with DCD/Dyspraxia and their families.
The workshops are open to participants from across sectors, including:
Training resources will be co-developed with:
The ultimate goal is to embed evidence-based training within policy and practice across sectors, ensuring children and families receive the best possible support.
All sessions will be held online via Microsoft Teams:
You are welcome to attend any of these workshops, as the team aim to have representation from all sectors in each session.
If you are interested in taking part, please indicate your preferred workshop(s) using the online registration form. Once preferences are submitted, Northumbria University will confirm your allocation and send consent forms for completion.
Feel free to share this opportunity with colleagues or anyone who may be interested in contributing.
This research has received ethical approval from the University of Bradford Ethics Committee (Ref: E1026).
Together, we can make a difference in supporting children with DCD/Dyspraxia and their families.
